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A concise book to help those who are licensed to be responsible for worship in a congregation that does not have the services of ordained clergy on a regular basis, as well as for all laity--licensed or otherwise--who have responsibility for some aspect of worship. Examines lay participation in the Ministry of the Word, in the Eucharist, and in the Daily Offices.

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For all churches who value dignified ceremony, here is a practical handbook detailing the responsibilities of all who serve at the altar. Diagrams and a friendly style make its teaching clear and there are notes on general demeanour, how to avoid fussiness and processions.

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Learning to journal as a way of developing spirituality.

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The newly updated and revised edition of the indispensable resource for Episcopal priests simplifies liturgical officiating and celebration of the rites of the Episcopal Church.

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Provides an introduction to the Baptismal Covenant, as well as a step-by-step guide through the rites of both sacraments - Baptism and Confirmation. This book also provides running commentary on the rite on pages facing the text of the BCP. It includes glossaries and lists of resources for further reading.

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Introduces readers to the ancient prayer form of the Divine Offices. This guide illuminates the history, theology, and how-to's of this ancient form of prayer. On each left-facing page, a portion of the service from the BCP is reproduced; on the right page, readers will find details and explanations touching on both the background and history.

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Most Christian people often find it difficult to say their prayers in any meaningful way. Here, in these extracts from a book of devotional meditations by Evelyn Underhill, will be found clear but profound guidance on how to pray.

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This resource offers new encounters with Jesus and his parables and teachings from the Gospel stories in Mark, Matthew, and Luke. This volume will continue to build the strong foundation needed for another volume that uses Goldman and Dols method to explore the non-canonical Gospel of Thomas.

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Despite being dead for over 60 years, Christian mystic Evelyn Underhill still offers spiritual wisdom for Christians. This work compiles several passages from her significant works providing readings for every day of the Advent and Christmas season.

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Shows readers that the Incarnation is alive and loose everywhere they look, in the listening ears, kind voices, and loving hearts of people they bump into everywhere. Each essay is followed by reflection questions, making this volume suitable for group study.

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This relevant, timely, and substantive book addresses the CREDO approach to wellness.

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This classic resource, first published in 1935, offers an enlightening overview of the Episcopal Church, including its fascinating history and lore, and information about the church year, buildings, symbolism, vestments and customs. The author also explores the Episcopal Churchs government, doctrine, and sacraments, as well as its view of the Bible and prayer, and moral law.

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Looks at some of the leading figures from the past to illustrate the roots and development of Anglican spiritual direction: George Herbert, Lancelot Andrewes, John Wesley, Somerset Ward, and Evelyn Underhill. This book was first published as "Journey Into Truth."

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Easy-to-read entries help teenaged Anglicans understand 150 often used but frequently misunderstood words.

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Examines the life of a particular animal and draw lessons of the divine for our own lives. Each chapter has accompanying scripture passages for reflection, prayer and meditation. This work is a resource for both private devotions and group study.

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A concise guide to attending to the needs of the dying. This handbook provides a brief overview of what to expect and how to respond to the needs of someone who is dying. It will be useful to chaplains, social workers, hospital-care workers, and friends or family of the dying.

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For people of faith there are many forms of prayer besides the spoken word--devout Jews bow while reading the Torah; Episcopalians stand, sit, or kneel in church; exuberant Christians raise their arms; Native Americans dance--this book is a springboard to action that deepens prayer lives by introdu

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Using Luke's Gospel, this devotional book sketches a Mary who teaches us about being disciples. She's a strong inviting character - a disciple to be emulated by all Christians - especially during this Holy Season. With reflective questions and a meditation for each day of Lent, it is for private use or Lenten study.

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A handbook on domestic violence from a spiritual perspective, and the only one of its kind, this book contains general information about domestic violence and its pervasiveness in society, plus sections on myths about domestic violence; a check list to determine if a relationship is potentially violent.

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Using the Benedictine practice of lectio divina, or holy reading, as a way of reading an illness, as a way to relate better to one's body and soul.

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Candlelight offers an intimate view of spiritual direction through written narratives of actual spiritual direction sessions. the experiential practice is accompanies by theoretical and theological understanding that guide it.

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As Latino congregations continue to grow in the Episcopal Church, there is a concomitant need for good Spanish-language formation resources for all age groups. Anne Kitchs book has received widespread acclaim and has been cited by the Episcopal Churchs Office of Hispanic Ministries as an excellent example.